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| ISS Opens It's Hatch To Soyuz Astronauts |
A Russian spaceman, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) astronaut and a Japanese engineer have joined the three men already on board.
The hatch opening came several hours after the Soyuz craft glided to a computer-orchestrated docking with the ISS on Tuesday.
The link-up took place on the 37th anniversary of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Programmed docking in 1975 - the first joint space mission between the US and Russia.
Talking to officials back on Earth after entering the ISS, astronaut Suni Williams said: "It's great to be up here".
